Quiet in here lately.

[MAKAVELI]

Also, we were all cleaned up by Christmas Eve.

Well of course you were because the bulk of your volume was at least a week before Christmas.

 

[bbsam]

Well of course you were because the bulk of your volume was at least a week before Christmas.

UPS still isn't clear.

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

UPS still isn't clear.

Peak volume is clear-----gift card volume is backlogged----try to keep up.

 

[bbsam]

Peak volume is clear-----gift card volume is backlogged----try to keep up.

Ah. A backlog of boxes, a cluster friend--- of packages, a titanic mess of futility...UPS has a logistical failure for every season.

 

[Mr. 7]

No, because they aren't on the label

Then who, ever, is supposed to know what the commit day is unless you work at the Ground facility? You just proved to me that Ground does not have commit dates. If the average person can't see the commit date, then, there is none. FedEx will not be giving shipping charges back to anyone who isn't guaranteed/can't see a certain commit date.

 

[bbsam]

Then who, ever, is supposed to know what the commit day is unless you work at the Ground facility? You just proved to me that Ground does not have commit dates. If the average person can't see the commit date, then, there is none. FedEx will not be giving shipping charges back to anyone who isn't guaranteed/can't see a certain commit date.

The "average person" ordered the package, has the commit date, a tracking number and FedEx's phone number. You've ordered things before. You know the commit date whether it's on the label or not.

 

[bbsam]

next time you're at a pickup, check the "terms of service" on a Ground document. I'm pretty sure the language will be shockingly similar to the language Express uses.

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

Ah. A backlog of boxes, a cluster friend--- of packages, a titanic mess of futility...UPS has a logistical failure for every season.

Please note that these failures are regional in nature.

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

next time you're at a pickup, check the "terms of service" on a Ground document. I'm pretty sure the language will be shockingly similar to the language Express uses.

Check out their rate chart-----it is the same as ours, just 10% less.